A theology student finds himself turning into a vampire and hunting other students for their blood.
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Title: Deafula (1975)
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Peter Wolf | ... | Deafula / Steve Adams (as Peter Wechsberg) |
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James Randall | ... | Rev. Adams (Deafula's father) (as James D. Randall) |
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Lee Darel | ... | Detective |
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Dudley Hemstreet | ... | Assistant detective Butterfield |
| Katherine Wilson | ... | Mother of Deafula | |
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Cindy Whitney | ... | Young Amy |
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Norma Tuccinardi | ... | Old Amy |
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Nick Tuccinardi | ... | Zork (Amy's servant) |
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Gary R. Holstrom | ... | Count Dracula |
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Bob L. Fowler | ... | Dr. Moon |
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Raymond Reichle | ... | Dr. Reichle |
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Errol Wechsberg | ... | Baby Deafula |
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Von Wechsberg | ... | Young Deafula |
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Toni Below | ... | Tall Woman in Bedroom |
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Sheila Pope | ... | Young Woman in Living Room |
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A theology student finds himself turning into a vampire and hunting other students for their blood.
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The first horror film shot using American Sign Language. See more »Quotes
Old Amy: You probably noticed my servant has no hands. God was angry with him because he behaved abominably. God punished him. He lost his hands. The Devil has his hands now.See more »
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Names of cast and crew who are "hearing" (as opposed to deaf) are given in the credits in italics. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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March 1975 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Good film that was done in sign, make-up was a downfall to the movie but understandig that this was the directors first film on his own. I can understand some of the mistakes. Visually the movie is shot in black and white giving this picture a classic look. For a fist time film, I have to give this picture a 10 for sheer attempt at something new, since this is the first film ever shot in american sign. The film from I understand is in the New York Film Institute. They reconized this picture as do most of the hearing-impaired culture as the first film in american sign, try to find a copy at SignScopePictures.com, I heard that a 30th annivesary ed. will be comming out later this year or next year.